.NET Reactive Extensions Fundamentals 1.0
Pluralsight
Course Summary
Using the .NET Reactive Extensions to develop asynchronous applications.
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Course Description
The .NET Reactive Extensions (Rx) is a library to compose asynchronous and event-based programs using observable collections and LINQ-style query operators. Rx is a superset of LINQ’s standard query operators that exposes asynchronous and event-based computations as push-based, observable collections via the new IObservable interface in .NET 4. This course walks you through the details of working with Rx to develop asynchronous applications. Version 2 was released August 2012. This course covers version 1 and the demo and content have not been updated for version. Version 1 can be downloaded from http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=28568.
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Course Syllabus
Introduction to the .NET Reactive Extensions- 41m 35s
—Introduction 0m 14s
—Overview 1m 2s
—Simple Observer Example 5m 8s
—Concurrency 0m 35s
—Rx Requirements 2m 29s
—Simple Concurrency Example 5m 6s
—Completion and Errors 0m 17s
—Completion Example 3m 28s
—Observer Pattern 6m 3s
—Observer Pattern Example 2m 55s
—Concurrency Details 0m 57s
—Concurrency Management Example 10m 8s
—Completion and Errors Details 0m 46s
—Concurrent Completion Example 1m 4s
—Summary 0m 54s
—Resources 0m 29sReactive Extensions Observables- 31m 41s
—Overview 1m 17s
—Primitive Observable Example 2m 22s
—Observable Sequence 0m 48s
—Starting Callbacks 0m 49s
—Observer Delegates 1m 12s
—IObserver Grammar 1m 23s
—Subscribe Implementation Example 1m 53s
—Stepping into Subscribe Example 3m 27s
—Building Subscribe Example 5m 11s
—Recursion Example 2m 18s
—Using All Delegates Example 2m 25s
—Create 0m 36s
—Create Example 2m 30s
—Cleanup Action Example 1m 11s
—Concrete IObserver.Subscribe Example 2m 18s
—CreateWithDisposable Example 1m 6s
—Summary 0m 55sReactive Extensions Concurrency Management- 48m 41sProcessing Multiple Values in an Observable Sequence- 26m 52sRegex and Observable Sequences- 11m 49sSequence Operations- 33m 9sSequences and Time- 40m 15s
